John Jewell – Page 8 – Journalism, Media and Culture

Graduating Cardiff Univertsity Students take a group selfie

10 tips for a great degree

August 18, 2017August 18, 2017 John Jewell freshers, graduation 2020, personal tutors

A 10 point guide (it’s not definitive and it’s certainly not entirely comprehensive) to getting the best out of whichever degree you study for.

Media Coverage Public Relations

Is the ‘Real Thing’ getting real?

August 14, 2017August 17, 2017 John Jewell coca cola, corporate responsibility, Greenpeace, greenwash

Coca- Cola – the world’s largest producer of beverages -is to increase its use of recycled material. Greenwash or Corporate responsibility?

Journalism Media Politics

Anti-Semitism attack is part of a rich tradition aimed at undermining the BBC’s status

August 11, 2017August 18, 2017 John Jewell BBC, Daily Mail, News International, Propaganda

The BBC is a singular, publicly-funded broadcaster with a rich history and an international reputation which – deserved or not – means that it has a much scrutinised news output.

Journalism Media

Google aims for world domination

July 31, 2017August 7, 2017 John Jewell Google, media ownership

Alphabet, parent company of Google, is now the most valuable listed company in the world.

Media Media Coverage Public Relations

Women’s issues?

July 24, 2017July 26, 2017 John Jewell Advertising, Gender

“Women’s issues” is a redundant phrase. Equal opportunities in the workplace and fair representation across all media forms are issues which should be of concern to all sexes.

Three graduating students pose for a photo

Journalism Media

Time to praise the Students

July 17, 2017July 18, 2017 John Jewell

A defence of the much maligned student, who lives in the shadow of perpetual debt.

Journalism Media Media Coverage

Dunkirk: The media’s role in turning tragedy into triumph

July 12, 2017August 11, 2017 John Jewell Dunkirk, Operation Dynamo, reporting war, tom hopkinson

With the world Premiere of Christopher Nolan’s Blockbuster Dunkirk it seems the right time look back and consider what place those momentous events have in British cultural history.